A cuplike sexual reproductive structure is found in the
A) Basidiomycota.
B) Glomeromycota.
C) Chytridiomycota.
D) Ascomycota.
E) Zygomycota.

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Ascomycota are known for their cuplike sexual reproductive structures called ascocarps, which contain sacs (asci) that produce spores. Basidiomycota have club-shaped reproductive structures (basidiocarps) while Glomeromycota do not produce sexual structures. Chytridiomycota have flagellated spores and do not form elaborate reproductive structures. Zygomycota produce zygospores within a thick-walled sporangium, but not cuplike structures.

A Cuplike Sexual Reproductive Structure Is Found in the